Sentence examples for community access programs from inspiring English sources

It is shocking that President Bush's budget would gut the financing for health care access for the uninsured, specifically community access programs, especially after he campaigned in favor of expanding community and migrant health centers (front page, April 4).

But a White House spokesman said today: "We intend to phase out the community access program.

At a Senate hearing on March 22, the association sought more money for the corps and the community access program.

President Bill Clinton championed the programs -- notably the community access program -- as a way to help communities link up doctors, hospitals and clinics caring for people without health insurance.

In a study originally designed by Nielsen group, intended to find out what was going on, elementally, with community access cable channels, primates were divided into two groups, one of which was allowed to lead a normal life, while the other was exposed to a constant, 24-hour stream of community access programming.

High school audio visual clubs and community access television programs are frequent starting points for a career as an audio visual technician.

Participation in state government funded community access non-work programs such as 'Alternatives to Employment' (ATE) has also increased by 18%.

While that may be true, some social service organizations and communities had digital access programs long before WinstonNet.

While this may indicate that the time and cost involved in participating in this food distribution were not a major constraint to community access and utilization of the program, there are at least two possible caveats to this assumption.

President Bush has tried to eliminate technology access programs created by the Clinton administration in the Education and Commerce Departments to help communities bridge the digital divide.

From school board meetings to "Television Boy," the potential content of public access programs is limitless -- bound only by the interest and imagination of a community.